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  • Podcast art for Rethinking Humanitarianism. Background is bright orange while the title of the podcast sits at the centre slightly skewed to the left.
  • A cattle market in northern Ghana -- a destination for rustled livestock from Burkina Faso.
    A cattle market in northern Ghana -- a destination for rustled livestock from Burkina Faso.
  • A map showing Burkina Faso and Ghana along with locator dots for both of their capital cities: Ouagadougou for Burkina Faso and Accra for Ghana.
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    Hani Qarmoot's family members bake bread with the flour that he was able to bring home.
  • A political cartoon depicting Benjamin Netanyahu. He holds a newspaper with a title that reads "Genocide Times". He points to the left of the frame and is saying: Stop them damn pictures!!! I don't care what you write...Voters dont read! But dammit they see pictures!!
  • Rescued people play chess on board Humanity 1, March 2025.
    Rescued people play chess on board Humanity 1, March 2025.
  • Volunteers training on Bravo, a small, inflatable boat used to conduct rescues in the central Mediterranean Sea.
    Volunteers training on Bravo, a small, inflatable boat used to conduct rescues in the central Mediterranean Sea.
  • Humanity 1 in the central Mediterranean Sea.
    Humanity 1 in the central Mediterranean Sea.
  • Izaro, Humanity 1's Spanish midwife, and Zeina Nasser, the Egyptian cultural mediator, on board Humanity 1.
    Izaro, Humanity 1's Spanish midwife, and Zeina Nasser, the Egyptian cultural mediator, on board Humanity 1.
  • Eva Kolkman makes bracelets with people rescued by Humanity 1.
    Eva Kolkman makes bracelets with people rescued by Humanity 1.
  • The rescue team discusses tactics with the aid of two wooden model boats.
    The rescue team discusses tactics with the aid of two wooden model boats.
  • The small hospital on board Humanity 1.
    The small hospital on board Humanity 1.
  • The crew of Humanity 1 prepares for a night rescue mission.
    The crew of Humanity 1 prepares for a night rescue mission.
  • Following a landslide in November 2024, thousands were evacuated off Mount Elgon, with 1,800 people settled in Bunambutye camp.
    Following a landslide in November 2024, thousands were evacuated off Mount Elgon, with 1,800 people settled in Bunambutye camp.
  • Common Ground trainees celebrate by presenting their work to neighbours, spreading awareness and growing interest in the programme.
    Common Ground trainees celebrate by presenting their work to neighbours, spreading awareness and growing interest in the programme.
  • Rogers Fungo helps run tree nurseries in eastern Uganda’s Bulambuli district, distributing bamboo to shore up riverbanks and vulnerable slopes.
    Rogers Fungo helps run tree nurseries in eastern Uganda’s Bulambuli district, distributing bamboo to shore up riverbanks and vulnerable slopes.
  • A map of Uganda with locator dots on the capital, Kampala, Mbale (a city in the east) and Mount Elgon.
  • Refugee leaders convene to discuss solutions from the ground up in Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda’s West Nile region.
    Refugee leaders convene to discuss solutions from the ground up in Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda’s West Nile region.
  • Rasha Abou Jalal’s husband, Abdullah, and their five children with the sack of flour they received from the UN’s World Food Programme.
    Rasha Abou Jalal’s husband, Abdullah, and their five children with the sack of flour they received from the UN’s World Food Programme.
  • The area of Gaza City where Rasha Abou Jalal and her family are now living after being forcibly displaced for the eleventh time.
    The area of Gaza City where Rasha Abou Jalal and her family are now living after being forcibly displaced for the 11th time.
  • Portrait photo of Zion May Briones
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